1738 Mayfield Highway, Benton KY 42025
“Went in to get dog food that we found online at this store. Turns out they didn't have it. When we walked in the store is was so hot! Felt really bad for the employees. A/C could not keep up. Store was clean though and associates were friendly and busy.”
310 W 5th St, Benton KY 42025
“UPDATE::Thank you and big shout out to the pharmacist Stephanie for contacting me today! I highly appreciate her letting me know this matter has been resolved and am able to pick up my daughters inhalers today! Thank you!Initial Review:The pharmacy tech I spoke with today was wonderful; however, I was informed by a different pharmacy tech yesterday that my daughters medication could be filled today. Then today I was told her medication actually can’t be filled until the 31st (NOT todays techs fault and she was highly apologetic)..Then found out the attachment for her inhalers was the wrong size and was told by the pharmacist they “they can order a bigger size if I wanted.” OBVIOUSLY I DO.As a parent who recently watched their six year old be in respiratory failure and received a diagnoses of asthma with countless doctor appts coming up to be sure that is the official dx and hopefully the only one this is ridiculous.Not to mention that yesterday while having a meeting with the school nurse about her being taken from a local ER to Vanderbilt I had to call the pharmacy to find out if her new inhaler is the same as her old one until the new was filled. They go on to tell me it is hard to tell without looking at it and I asked multiple times for them to look at her info and let me know it is highly important. I gave them her information more than once and the name and amount of each prescription more than once. After 15 minutes still no straight forward answer and asking MULTIPLE times to please let me talk to a pharmacist or someone who could give better insight I finally hung up.This is a pathetic. Not all there are bad some are wonderful but I would gladly fire the idiot with shortish/blondish hair and glasses I spoke with yesterday if I were their employer.”
310 West 5th Street, Benton KY 42025
“I have to say that this Walmart far exceeded my expectations. Whenever I go to a Walmart I expect mediocre customer service however when I left this Walmart I thought the hospitality was amazing!! A 10!! Every person I asked a question to was attentive, caring, and most of all friendly!! Thanks Benton Walmart!! You rock!!!”
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